Before I’m able to say “yes” to a client’s web project request, I have to know one thing that’s crucial for the project:
It’s about collecting several form submissions and sending them in one email to the client. For example if there are 10 form submissions in one day, these wouldn’t be sent in 10 seperate emails to the client – instead these form data would be listed below each other in just one email and then be sent to the client. After 24 hours this process would start again. To be precise, also the time slot would be important: From 11:00:01 a.m. day 1 to 11:00:00 a.m day 2.
I couldn’t find anything that’s helpful so far.
Does anyone know, if it’s possible within Webflow or if there’s a plugin or a workaround? (The process of combining the data and put it in one email could e.g. also take place in the email programm)
It lets you access webhooks and you can run automations at any specified interval down to the minute. So you could essentially setup a webhook that listens for new submissions and at the time you’ve specified it’ll send all the info in one email to your client.
Make is free up to 1000 operations where each operation is one action. I suspect an automation like the one you’re talking about would consume 3-5 automations depending on how it’s built.
Hope this helps and happy to answer any questions!
It’s a fair bit of work to set this up. What’s your end goal here?
If you’re just trying to reduce the emails per day, you could-
Setup a private Google group, or similar
Send the notification to that Google group
One subscriber, setup to receive a “daily digest”
But if you’re trying to cut back on email traffic overall, I’d skip the notification entirely and push your leads into Slack, or Pipedrive, or a Google Sheet or Airtable, or Saleforce, depending on what you’re capturing, who needs to see it, and how your processing pipeline needs to work.